Sentence examples for seen from one angle from inspiring English sources

The world of empathy and suffering is a strange one and cannot be seen from one angle.

Seen from one angle, you could describe Plexal as one of many shared workspaces in London, in this case specializing in deep technologies such as AI, blockchain and cyber security.

(Seen from one angle, Walt is a Willy Loman for a new age; what mattered about the character was not what he was selling but how the constant need to close the sale -- and the need to be seen as a good man who was "well liked" -- came to define him).

Seen from one angle, it was an enterprising move.

Albatrosh Seen from one angle, this pliable young Norwegian duo could be slotted squarely in the lineage of Keith Jarrett's exalted work with Jan Garbarek in the 1970s: all the identifying traits are there, from the classical poise to the emotional ardor to the intimation of melodic caprice.

But with this typical town garden, a large part of the enjoyment will come from seeing it from one angle, so it must be conceived like a photograph.

Renderings released to The Times this week show an aerial view of the towers as almost ghostly forms and seen from only one angle: looking northwest, allowing them to blend in with the Bunker Hill skyline.

After she met Faÿ — the first professor of American studies in France and a friend of Pétain — in 1926, she increasingly warmed to his political thought, writing to him once that she "sees politics but from one angle, which is yours".

This creates a tendency for them to see things only from one angle.

If you saw the Bog Girl from one angle only, you would assume that she was a cherished daughter, laid to rest by hands that loved her.

Once I was in the National Gallery, I carved out five minutes of parental eye contact to fire at her, which I used to show her the skull at the bottom of the Holbein painting The Ambassadors, explaining how you could see its nose cavity from one angle and its evil from the other.